Innovations in Congenital Interventional Cardiology

Zablah, Jenny E.; Morgan, Gareth J.

doi:10.1016/j.pcl.2020.06.012

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“…Its hypothetical benefits may be through its potential to decrease radiation and contrast dose and to assist in the technical aspects of difficult cases. [1][2][3]. There are currently no peer-reviewed guidelines on the efficient technical performance of a successful 3DRA, the key tenets of which are:…”

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How to obtain diagnostic and procedural quality three-dimensional-rotational angiograms in congenital heart disease: Tips and tricks from a single center experience

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How to obtain diagnostic and procedural quality three-dimensional-rotational angiograms in congenital heart disease: Tips and tricks from a single center experience

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“…The 3D-printed models thus developed carry a vital role in medical training as well as in the patient education, for cardiac anatomy's spatial conceptualization. The improvements constantly provide for the newer opportunities in the use of 3D-printed models in infants and young children with congenital heart defects (Figure 1) [3].…”

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Current Advances in Transcatheter Intervention for Children Born with Congenital Heart Defects: A Review of Literature

Sharfi¹,

Alghamdi²,

Mashali³

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This review aims to sum up the improvements witnessed in the field of interventional cardiology during recent times. The last decade has witnessed significant technical advances in the field of radiological imaging and also in interventional cardiology which has helped to offer more non-invasive solutions for the management of congenital heart defects. This has resulted from the use of advanced 3-dimensional fusion imaging instead of conventional 2-dimensional angiography, applying interactive real-time enhancement and using computed tomography and Magnetic Resonance Imaging for interventional procedures. Similarly the introduction of next generation devices, have not only improved the final outcome of the procedure but also has helped in reducing the challenges that were faced before and with the initial generation of devices. These advances have helped not only in reducing the radiation exposure, the use of contrast medium dose but also have resulted in improved early survival. The field of neonatal cardiology has advanced at an unprecedented pace. The transcatheter closure of patent ductus arteriosus has evolved over time and now it has been made possible at much lower body weight. Similarly, early use of stents for aortic coarctation has been found effective in some patients, especially when surgical intervention had been denied. The application of the hybrid approach for the management of complex congenital heart defects has also been effectively applied. More recently transcatheter placement of the pulmonary valve has been introduced for severely stenotic and/or regurgitant pulmonary valve in adolescents and adults. It is anticipated that in near future, this procedure would be available for relatively younger patients. In conclusion: last 2 decades have improvised pediatric in-

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“…VR simulators facilitate the visualization of complex anatomy and allow the clinician to select the optimal intervention strategy (either percutaneous or surgical), tools and team 4 , 5 . This utility is of particular importance in the field of structural and congenital heart disease, for which interactive 3D visualization of the complex and often unique anatomy is imperative for procedural success 6 , 7 . The first feasibility studies evaluating the integration of CT, MRI and cardiac ultrasonography with VR technology are ongoing.…”

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Current and future applications of virtual reality technology for cardiac interventions

Mahtab

Egorova

2022

Nat Rev Cardiol

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Innovations in Congenital Interventional Cardiology

Cited by 11 publications

References 24 publications

How to obtain diagnostic and procedural quality three-dimensional-rotational angiograms in congenital heart disease: Tips and tricks from a single center experience

How to obtain diagnostic and procedural quality three-dimensional-rotational angiograms in congenital heart disease: Tips and tricks from a single center experience

Current Advances in Transcatheter Intervention for Children Born with Congenital Heart Defects: A Review of Literature

Current and future applications of virtual reality technology for cardiac interventions

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